Herman R. Leep
Affiliations: | University of Louisville, Louisville, KY, United States |
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| Garbie IH, Parsaei HR, Leep HR. (2008) A novel approach for measuring agility in manufacturing firms International Journal of Computer Applications in Technology. 32: 95-103 |
| Garbie IH, Parsaei HR, Leep HR. (2008) Measurement of needed reconfiguration level for manufacturing firms International Journal of Agile Systems and Management. 3: 78-92 |
| Garbie IH, Parsaei HR, Leep HR. (2008) Designing cellular manufacturing for next generation production systems Collaborative Engineering: Theory and Practice. 249-281 |
| Jeon G, Leep HR. (2006) Forming part families by using genetic algorithm and designing machine cells under demand changes Computers and Operations Research. 33: 263-283 |
| Garbie IH, Parsaei HR, Leep HR. (2005) Introducing new parts into existing cellular manufacturing systems based on a novel similarity coefficient International Journal of Production Research. 43: 1007-1037 |
| Kamrani AK, Hubbard K, Parsaei HR, et al. (1998) Simulation-based methodology for machine cell design Computers and Industrial Engineering. 34: 173-188 |
| Dong J, Parsaei HR, Leep HR. (1997) Integrated Feature-Based Process Planning and Scheduling with an Object-Oriented Knowledge-Based Approach Intelligent Automation and Soft Computing. 3: 249-260 |
| Dong J, Parsaei HR, Leep HR. (1996) Manufacturing process planning in a concurrent design and manufacturing environment Computers and Industrial Engineering. 30: 83-93 |
| Kamrani AK, Parsaei HR, Leep HR. (1995) A simulation approach for cellular manufacturing system design and analysis Manufacturing Research and Technology. 24: 351-381 |
| Leep HR, Peak MA. (1994) Drilling models for a synthetic cutting fluid Lubrication Science. 6: 133-147 |